
Hi Doctor! Lately I Ve Been Experiencing Some Left-sided Upper

It seems benign
Detailed Answer:
Hi Tmmr4auiline,
The CT description of your sinuses does not suggest any malignancy. It is true that an inverted papilloma in rare cases can progress to cancer. In your case, even if it is a cancer, it appears to be localized with no signs of spread. A direct visualization by means of an endoscopy can provide a tissue sample to diagnose it definitively.
For your second question, it is extremely unlikely that the implantation therapy has caused the nasal papilloma/polyp. In fact, I find it close to impossible to think, that the wart transplantation has done anything at all, except put you through a questionable procedure.
Hope this helps, and please do not hesitate to contact me if you have further questions.


I am sure you will be fine
Detailed Answer:
Hi again Tmmr4aquiline,
From what I read, your prognosis is good because,
1. Even if it is an inverted papilloma, the risk of malignancy is still low.
2. Even if it is cancerous, the CT scan does not raise a suspicion of metastatic disease.
Just keep in mind that cancer is very unlikely. I am sure it will turn out to be nothing. Do not hesitate to contact me again, if need be.
Best wishes.

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